COLLEGE RECRUITING RESOURCES

The college recruiting process is exactly that -- a process. These guidelines are designed to help players and parents understand and develop a timeline of tasks that should be completed over the recruitment years. It should be noted that parents should most definitely be involved in this process, but most communication should come from the player when interacting with colleges and universities. Coaches want to see kids who are independent, can hold a conversation, and are willing to lead; having the parent do most of the communication is typically seen negatively from the coaches perspective. With that in mind, it is encouraged that players begin the administrative process themselves.

Resources

Men's College Programs

Divisions Number of Programs Max Athletic Scholarships
NCAA Div I 205 9.9
NCAA Div II 204 9
NCAA Div III 408 N/A
NAIA 198 12
NJCAA Div I 146 18
NJCAA Div II 81 N/A

Women's College Programs

Divisions Number of Programs Max Athletic Scholarships
NCAA Div I 324 14
NCAA Div II 258 9.9
NCAA Div III 434 N/A
NAIA 198 12
NJCAA Div I 132 18
NJCAA Div II 67 N/A

Contact Information

For any questions regarding College Recruiting Resources, contact Bradley.Morrison@NCFCYouth.com

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